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To: combjelly who wrote (319245)1/8/2007 6:29:59 AM
From: Taro   of 1576221
 
(This) indicates a general connection between both hemispheres by a 'bipolar seesaw.' Even short and weak temperature changes in the south are connected to fast changes in temperature in the north by change of currents in the Atlantic ocean.
Antarctica warmed several times in the period 20,000 to 55,000 years before present whilst the North was cold and export of warm water from the southern ocean was reduced.
In contrast, the Antarctic started to cool every time more warm water started to flow into the North Atlantic during warm events in the north. This result suggests a general link between long-term climate changes in both hemispheres.

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